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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1923

Page

3

APAN S HORROR TO BE STUDIED AT MISSION SCHOOL

Enrollment in the Interdenominational School of Missions will be held September 27 and 28 at St Pauls Church in response to the Japan disaster. A strong faculty will conduct classes as mis sionary activities are expected to expand. City secretaries plan fall meetings to boost enrollment and stress course value. Notable presenters include Mrs Richard Bolt and others from Baltimore and Hagredusla New York Bible Institute. The program features lectures and dramatic readings related to the Book of Ruth.

School of Missions St. Paul's UW. B Japan Ba Taved Missions Secretiea Inter Aenominational Richard Bolt Roland Parte Baltimore Bolt China California

Washington County Primary Election Notice 1923 State and County races

Notice announces the Democratic and Republican primary in Washington County Maryland on September 10, 1923 from 6 AM to 7 PM. Voters will select candidates for state senate state attorney tax collector sheriff and central committee. Republicans for state attorney three county commissioners and one sheriff. Poll locations listed by precincts across multiple towns.

Washington County Democratic Party Haid County State Central Committee Republican Party Sid Fleehan Electon Dia Rice Red San Han Vuntie Square Sharpay Korea Heruck Taam Ganninchess Newsport Antietam Five Lai Sumawitum Siegerstown Ln Rinenart Smiltis Bariton Show Haltiore Potomac Beth Osea Weirdetorg Roun Baltimore St A- Berstown Pellows Cleavering Itn Frank Ds Rani Brook's Alley Tae Uicock Frank Fields Cor Main St Hancock Hall Uvonshore G—K. Te Zin Lad Wr Motor Co Bowern Arbor Hagerstown N. Mulberry Bernow Tie Zanin Mati Rentonine le Warryriands Mallarry Geralown Tito Oiler Witnon's Beoro Tiedora Mike Wilsons Taroont Washington Jira Agokey W. Wasithirum St. Treacnatown Westenralunterpree Seuare Map MM Worssuers Fliueo Prantl Blo Ala Ohuveh Ptyoi VM Ta Ae Teattanen Tivbelt CIA

More Property Is Secured For Hotel Site On The Square

An officer of the Magorstown Hotel Company announced that the Ruben property on Booth Potomac Street, once bought by the firm, will soon be sold to an outside party as it is no longer needed for hotel purposes. The sale aims to recover at least the purchase price, with profit possible due to assurances of a hotel project. The Joseph Young Sr property at 7 Mast Washington Street has been taken over, completing the required holdings for a square-front hotel site, including a lot on the Square and 256 West Washington Street.

Magorstown Hotel Ruben Booth Potomac Street Pabout Orfe Joseph Young Mast Wacbington Street Washington Street

Shady Bower Letter Chronicle of local social visits

A fragment from Shady Bower notes Sept 4 detailing Mrs Mary Frush visiting St Pauls Bundsy school to Gettysburg and patterns of Civil War reminiscence. Names include Samual Grush deceased, Misa Gathering Frush, Laura Walford, Allan Schnebley, Lloyd Hollinger, Mrs Albert Palmer, Bruce Shank, Mr Birtles, Mrs Stoner, Alicia Woll, Mia Parner Ashton, Della Wald, Harry Marotte, Julia Shank, Lizzle Wolfford, and the Aid Society outing at Chas Shupps Mill along the Potomac River with various visitors and peaches.

Shady Bower Mary Frush St. Paul's Bundsy School Gettysburg Batlefield Samual Grush Misa Frush Misa Laura. Walford Familly Allan Schnebley Talrview Ave Lloyd Hollinger Hageratown Albert Palmer Clear Spring Bruce Shank Jon Mr. Birtles Chiautierstiesg Almeida Mary Gsell Mia. Parner Ashton Mites Tianiel Catherine Sulia Della Wald Toyetla Harry Marotte Angie Julia Shank Lizzle Wolford Clarence Wloyer Sraest Danial Shaw Aid Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church Chas. Shupps Mill Potonweck River Maggie Fasnacht Spieler Bettie Miller Baltimore Nelle Miller Clearspring Bhank Nev Samuel Eby Earl Miles Akivid Shaw

Local notices list residents amid illness in Hagerstown area

A fragmented notice names Mary Gsell Annie Boyden Harry Marotte Fred Myles William Ward Julia Shank Catherine Miles Paul Boyder Linnie Sprecher and others, noting several ailing at home and recent visits. The spread mentions Mrs Harsh, Mr Della Harsh, Bird Ollye Aut rologicant, Spickler family, and Catherine Pal among neighbors.

Mary Gsell Annie Boyden Harry Marotte Fred Myles Willian Ward Julia Shank Catherine Miles Paul Boyder Linnie Sprecher Ava

Rheumatics remedy advertised by Aughinbaugh or Knelsley Drug Stores

An advertisement claims a rheumatism remedy from Aughinbaugh and Knelsley Drug Stores eliminates pain and stiffness. It promotes a cure on a pay later plan and urges readers to discard crutches and walk without agony. The copy uses promotional language to push the product.

Aughinbaugh Knelsley Drug Stores

Harvest Home services to be held in Bunchy area

The text notes family visits across Maryland towns including Walkersville, Frederick County, Hagerstown and Clear Springs. It mentions Harvest Home services to be held on September 10 and lists several local residents and their movements, including trips to Hagerstown and references to relatives visiting in Spicklera and Roupsoreville. The passage also contains scattered personal mentions of villagers and a quirky line about frogs in New Orleans.

Big Paul Luther Mercing Annie Snyder Daniel Hagerstown Hocks Mra Brian Hid Won Hagarstownu Catherine Miles Annie Snyder Paul Jett Blank Charlton D. Krank Hull Damilly Frank Miles Ming Goldie Iruah Mia Pannie Palmer Mary Lizzia Wolford Guy and Maris Brewer Poss Rhotes Friauls Spicklera Minnie Hull Roupsoreville Russell Miles Angie Marrotte

Chewsville Letter Reports Local Visits and Church Plans

A stream of visitors from Chewsville Md and nearby towns includes Hoover and daughter, George Green Bauday, and Mr and Mrs W I Spensard visiting Rock World area residents. Local residents Jacob Mullet and Kate Millar hosted guests, and families from Waynesboro and Uniod Bridge visited Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society to hold annual chicken and cord soup supper Thursday evening with cake and candy to be sold. Church events noted include U B Church Sunday services and Sunday School.

Land Badie Yeseler Harry’ Yeaster Hrieus Ab Creagerdowe Donald Stevens Hasterday Ladred Ald Society Mrs. W Spessard

Fragmented religious notice near 10135 location

Readable fragment shows a missionary event mentioning offerings and a presiding setup at address 10135. Details are incomplete but indicate a day and sataplonary offering schedule associated with a missionary named Bune.

Bune

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